San Telmo Antiques Fair

Humberto 1º 401, C1103 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

★★★★★

2574 Reviews

there is a table with a red cloth and a red table cloth

San Telmo Antiques Fair is a 4.5-rated market in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

It features live music, cafes, restaurants, shops, and handicrafts, including antiques, leather goods, and local food options.

Visitors can enjoy tango dancing, flamenco, and outdoor shops, and the fair takes place every Sunday, covering at least four blocks.

The fair offers a wide variety of products, including handmade Argentinean items, and it’s a great place to spend an afternoon, with many reviewers recommending it as a must-visit destination, despite it getting crowded, making it a popular spot for live music and local food.

Reviews

David Rumptz

January 12, 2025 at 08:18 PM

★★★★★

Wonderful Sunday market. They are antiques were very nice to look at and most vendors are fine with you taking pictures

there is a man sitting at a table with a lot of items

there are many silverware on a table with red cloth

Robert Quinn

December 30, 2024 at 01:29 PM

★★★★★

Many more vendors than we expected, at least four blocks. Also another group has tables on Defensa across Cochabamba. Really eclectic set of vendors. New and old merchandise, handmade, art, housewares, clothing and toys. Loved the atmosphere, not pushy at all. Live music was nice and there's a few cafes so you can grab a coffee and chill.

there is a christmas tree made of candy and other decorations

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Kari Q.

March 17, 2024 at 04:26 AM

★★★★★

Fabulous market, fantastic food options. Highly recommend 😁 🇨🇦

there is a plate of food on a table with a glass of beer

there are many fruits and vegetables on display at a market

Hillien Brockbernd

October 15, 2023 at 12:51 PM

★★★★★

Every sunday there is a long fair on the street, from Plaza de Mayor to Plaza Dorego, where you can buy everything. Also the surrounding shops and restaurants are open to visit. Handmade articles, but also food, drinks, nice little things, clothes. On the plaza Dorego there is an Antiques Fair and they are dancing the tango. Around the Plaza Dorego there are nice little restaurants and some of them have a private tango show for their quests as well.